==Phrack Magazine==

                   Volume Four, Issue Forty-Four, File 1 of 27

                                 Issue 44 Index
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                               P H R A C K   4 4

                               November 17, 1993
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                       ~ Your skill is extra ordinary ~

Happy Birthday to Phrack, Happy Birthday to Phrack, Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday to Phrack.  November 17th, 1993 marks
the eighth year of Phrack Magazine.  Amazing, ain't it?  Seems like
only a few years.  Makes me feel old.  Damn.

I have been a busy boy since I put out 43.  I've been to Boston,
Amsterdam, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, and numerous points in between.
I've been slaving at the day job, consulting and speaking about
security on the side, working on other ventures you could not
possibly conceive of without proper initiation, and piecing together
this magazine.  (Listening for applause)

It's a big pain in the butt to do a magazine like this, especially
when people who SAY they are going to write something, don't.  I know,
it's a typical hacker cop-out to start something and then get
side-tracked by other projects.  I'm as guilty of that as is any of
you, but I'm trying to get better.  So should those of you who are
hiding your faces in shame...you know who you are.

Every day I get bombarded with "When's the next Phrack coming out?"
It started the day I released 43 on IRC.  THE SAME DAY!  43 hadn't even
gone out over the mailing list yet, and people were already asking
when the next one was due out!  I know they didn't read all 1.2
megs of 43 before they started in on me.  Geez, that gets old.
For those of you who ever consider asking me such a thing, the answer
is, "When it's done."

Alas, still no new corporate registrations.  A few people
have expressed an interest, but never followed through.
We have gotten a number of non-corporate registrations from
people who I guess just wanted to send me mail.  Listen
guys, I love to hear from you all, but unless you are a corporate,
federal, or law enforcement reader complying with our registration
requirements and paying the fee, you don't have to send in the form.

We've got a few nifty things in this issue.  Phrack never really
included much more than text.  Last month's inclusion of the Novell
utilities uuencoded was a departure from the norm, and I decided to
do somthing like that again.  In this issue you will find a small
photo collection that might make you smile.

If you can't figure out how to use uudecode, I suggest
you close this file, and spend a few moments perusing the man page
entries on that command, or consulting a good book on unix.  And
for you whiners that don't have accounts on UNIX boxes, uuencode
and uudecode programs are available for DOS, Mac, Amiga and
virtually any platform you care to use.  (Although if you are using
MVS, CICS, TSO or 400/OS, you reap what you sow.)

A lot of conferences went on during the time that has passed since our
last issue.  It's nice to see that the community is making itself
a louder voice in the world, although seeing the word "Cyber" on
nearly every magazine in the Western Hemisphere is making me
rather nauseous, and if Billy Idol gets on another TV show (aside from
The Hollywood Squares, which would mean his career was OVER)
I may have to sell everything electronic I own.  Hell, there
was even hacking on Melrose Place.  Anyway, back to the point, as is
the case with every gathering, we've got it covered.

You might notice that there are a lot of files dealing with people
and places rather than strictly items of hardcore technical info.
I know some may disagree with me, but I really feel that its
important to document and chronicle things that relate to the
personalities of this community.  I mean, how entertaining is it
to read "HOW TO HACK TOPS-20" ten years later?

Don't get me wrong and think we're not dealing with anything meaty.
This issue we've also got operating system guides, cell & bell stuff,
Van Eck info, and MORE MORE MORE.

Phrack 44.  It's out.  Now leave me alone.  :)

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      Editor-In-Chief : Erik Bloodaxe (aka Chris Goggans)
                3L33t : CERT  (not)
                 News : Datastream Cowboy
          Photography : dFx
      Three People KL
   Says "Never Trust" : Erik Bloodaxe, Dispater, Control C
             Dead Guy : River Phoenix
    Prison Consultant : Co / Dec
   Gamblers Anonymous : KevinTX
       Takes Too Long
      To Make Xeroxes : Count Zero
       Group To Watch : PoP/FoF
                Dazed : Weevil
               Typist : DDS
              My Hero : Lazlo Toth
            Thanks To : The Grimmace, Agent 005, Iceman
                        Herd Beast, Al Capone, Synapse,
                        Opticon the Disassembled, Holz,
                        Gurney Halleck, Dark Tangent, Visionary
                        Paco @ Fringeware, VaxBuster
                        Larry Kollar, Sara Gordon, Kohntark,
                        FyberLyte, InterPACT Press, Netsys,
                        The WELL, MOD, Gail, Hack-Tic.

"Aitsu, satsu ni tarekondari shitara bukkoroshite yaru!"
  -- A Paranoid Haiteku-Otaku

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  -= Phrack 44 =-
 Table Of Contents                                       Approx. Size
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 1.  Introduction by The Editor                               16K
 2.  Phrack Loopback / Editorial                              57K
 3.  Line Noise Part I                                        51K
 4.  Line Noise Part II                                       35K
 5.  Computer Cop Prophile by The Grimmace                    22K
 6.  Conference News Part I by Various Sources                55K
 7.  Conference News Part II by Various Sources               35K
 8.  Conference News Part III by Various Sources              50K
 9.  Intro to Packet Radio by Larry Kollar                    16K
 10. The Moeller Papers                                       30K
 11. Sara Gordon v. Kohntark Part I                           12K
 12. Sara Gordon v. Kohntark Part II                          47K
 13. Northern Telecom's FMT-150B/C/D by FyberLyte             16K
 14. A Guide to Data General's AOS/VS Part I by Herd Beast    46K
 15. A Guide to Data General's AOS/VS Part II by Herd Beast   50K
 16. An Interview With Agent Steal by Agent 005               14K
 17. Visionary - The Story About Him by Visionary             23K
 18. Searching The Dialog Information Service by Al Capone    48K
 19. Northern Telecom's SL-1 by Iceman                        30K
 20. Safe and Easy Carding by VaxBuster                       18K
 21. Datapac by Synapse                                       36K
 22. An Introduction to the Decserver 200 By Opticon          16K
 23. LOD Communications BBS Archive Information               29K
 24. MOD Family Portrait                                      35K
 25. Gail Takes A Break                                       49K
 26. International Scenes by Various Sources                  25K
 27. Phrack World News by Datastream Cowboy                   22K

                                                    Total:   882K

     People who don't get the picture:

     "Clipper products may not be usable around the world."
     (NIST Advisory Board, August, 1993)

     "Coin stations not served by the TSPS/TOPS ACTS system are
     subject to considerable fraud and operating expense."
     (TE&M, p. 58, September 1, 1993)

     " 'Our basic objective is to detect toll-fraud and prevent customers
     from suffering large losses,' said AT&T's (Karen) Pepe. 'We're
     just trying to stay ahead of the curve.'"
     (Telephony, p. 13, August 30, 1993)

     People who get the picture:
     
     "I don't like things that suck."
     (Butthead, to Beavis, Every Day, 1993)

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